"Thank you for coming" will be on screen at K's cinema in Shinjuku.

This movie will have been screening at K's cinema in Shinjuku from February 15 to 21. Please do not miss the movie.

The Nutcracker - sword play along with classic music

A scene from "Nutcracker"
Sword play along with classic music

Christmas Concert on December 15 in 2019

Dance performance by costumed characters on December 15 in 2019

Food displays of Japanese restaurants

"What should we eat in Akihabara?”
If you have such question, do not worry about it.
Many Japanese restaurants display pictures and/or samples of dishes in front of their restaurants.
Customers can see what kinds of dishes are served at each restaurant by those displays.

The menu displays shown in the contributed pictures are taken at Akibaichi in the Akihabara UDX.

You may find prices are not so expensive😊

Meguro Gajoen

Meguro Gajoen

Meguro Gajoen is famous for Hyakunin kaidan.

It's worth to see.

Refer to the following site. 

100dan kaidan (One hundreds steps)

You can see some pictures of gorgeous steps called "Hyakudan Kaidan (One hundreds steps) on the site.

Eshi100-Contemporary Japanese Illustration

Eshi100-Contemporary Japanese Illustration 

Refer to the following website for more details.
eshi100

Eshi100 will be held from Saturday April 27th to Monday May 6th at Akiba Square.

Advance tickets will be sold from March 3rd.
Works of anime illustrators who participate this exhibition are drawn on the advance tickets. 
Price of the advance ticket:　¥1,000（tax included）

On first-come basis, purchasers of the advance tickets can get coupons, as privileges, which can be exchanged randomly with one of the special duplicated illustrations (shikishi) drawn by the six anime illustrators who designed the advance tickets.

Coupons will be exchanged with shikishi at the venue during the exhibition.

Coupons is limited in quantity and are not available at some shops.

Goshuincho - a notebook for collecting words and stamps given by shrines and temples

Kanda Myojin is a very innovative shrine. 

While they preserve tradition, they procure new waves of subculture like animation.

This is a shuin-cho, a notebook for collecting words and stamps given by shrines and temples as tokens of visiting the places.

Shuin-cho with animated illustrations is uncommon. It is so cute, isn’t it?

The anime poster in the photo advertises “Kanda-matsuri Manju”.